Public Deeds of Donation and Purchase and Sale: Usufruct and Restrictive Clauses
Understand when a public deed is mandatory, the difference between reservation and institution of usufruct, and how restrictive clauses work.
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Context Note: This content describes Brazilian notarial law.
This article answers
- What documents are required for a public deed of purchase and sale or donation?
- What is the difference between reservation of usufruct and institution of usufruct in property donation?
- What are restrictive clauses of inalienability, unseizability, and non-communication, and how do they work?
- When is a public deed mandatory to transfer property ownership?
- What are the risks of formalizing a real estate transaction using only a private contract?
Base legal
- provimento_cnj 149 2023 — Provimento CNJ nº 149/2023
- codigo 10.406 2002 — Lei nº 10.406/2002 — Código Civil
- lei_federal 8.935 1994 — Lei nº 8.935/1994
- codigo 10.406 2002 — Lei nº 10.406/2002 — Código Civil
- codigo 10.406 2002 — Lei nº 10.406/2002 — Código Civil
- codigo 10.406 2002 — Lei nº 10.406/2002 — Código Civil
- codigo 10.406 2002 — Lei nº 10.406/2002 — Código Civil